The Amazing Spider-Man Possibility: Web shooters to be like Hose nozzle?

In the comics and most incarnations of Spider-Man, he used his knowledge of chemistry to create a web-like formula. He houses it in small cartridges and keeps spares on his belt. The Raimi films changed this to organics (and the comics followed suit for a little while). This movie has been confirmed to NOT use the organic idea, and Spidey is back to his old, home-brewed mechanical webs.
Oh OK, that makes sense. However, it seems like he would run out awfully quick, since they are just small containers. Seems like one shot would use up a whole cartridge.
 
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See those blue rectangle things on the webshooters, what if those are the cartridges?

He had them in the trailer too during the pov scene.
 
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See those blue rectangle things on the webshooters, what if those are the cartridges?

He had them in the trailer too during the pov scene.

Yeah, but he doesn't have them on ALL the time, as seen in the first images we got of the suit and most of the promo images.
 
Then, I have no idea. There's set pictures where he has them... and pictures where he doesn't. Unless somebody on the crew forgot to put them onto the suit a few times, I'm guessing there's an actual reason behind it.
 
I hope its classic like cartridges but isn't it in the comic con footage, he developed them in a warehouse to hide from Aunt May?
 
http://collider.com/steve-kloves-interview-the-amazing-spider-man/101453/


He says the tone is more realistic than the previous Spider-Man films. He wanted to make sure that the film was grounded in reality, because he said he can’t write cartoony dialogue. They told him reality was what they wanted, they wanted him to write Peter Parker as a real character.

He said he wrote very naturalistically. There’s a lot of humor, but it’s naturalistic humor, not jokes.

He said there’s a reason that their Spider-Man has mechanical webshooters as opposed to organic ones. Kloves says he wrote some really cool things involving the mechanical webshooters.

He says Mark Webb was really schooling himself in 3D, and wanted to shoot the movie in a sort of pure form of 3D, in a sophisticated way.

Some more, in depth answers:

Talks about how they’re approaching the reinvention of Spider-Man. Are they going for a more cartoony tone of the first three films, or are they grounding it more in reality like Iron Man?


“I think it’s really their game, but you actually hit on something that was my concern. I said, ‘I can’t do ‘shazam!’ dialogue, that’s not what I do. If you wanna do the Peter Parker I knew as a kid reading the comic book, I can do that, because it was grounded in exactly what you said, reality.’ So they said ‘Yes that’s what we want, we want you to come in and write Peter Parker as a real character.’ I have to say, I went back and watched the first 15 minutes of the first Spider-Man…what was impressive about Tobey’s take was, Tobey’s kind of a happy nerd. Like, he’s a nerd but he seems kind of happy about it, he’s taking pictures of Kirsten Dunst and he’s weirdly cheeky and kind of forward, and it kind of works in a way. But Sam Raimi has that style that I think dovetailed to that pretty well, but it’s a different time. I couldn’t have done those movies. So I don’t know how this is gonna turn out, but I wrote this very, very naturalistically. A lot of humor, but naturalistic humor, not jokes. But really trying to make them seem like real characters. I think Peter Parker’s a great character, and I certainly think Emma’s character is a fantastic character, Gwen. I wouldn’t have done it if they wanted me to do, ‘Hey look in the sky!’ I don’t know how to do that, I can’t do that. I realize that’s the wrong character but…

He talks about the mechanical webshooters:

“There was a reason for it. It was about an organic thing versus a mechanical—making it. They had a whole complicated thing about it and as you know, it always involves Marvel because Marvel is very, very involved in terms of—they have a list of things, it’s like a bible of things, which are good things, most of them, because you don’t want someone just completely destroying this wonderful character, because it’s a really good character…I asked about that, because I can’t remember why, but it complicated things for me, and I had to ask why ‘Why am I doing this? Why do I have to do this?’ But I wrote some actually cool stuff for that, and I think Mark’s gonna do it. Mark had really good ideas too, he has some really cool ideas.”


This interview really should quell a lot of fears some naysayers on here have. It's a really good interview for those who missed it.
 
I'm just curious as to why Peter's Dad was working on a web formula in the first place.

I'm thinking he was working on 'something' and Peter thought: "Hey I could use this stuff was webbing, to get around town faster"

I don't think his father was working on it thinking: "One day my son will be bit by a mutant spider and inherit all its traits, except webbing so I should make this stuff"
 
I'm thinking he was working on 'something' and Peter thought: "Hey I could use this stuff was webbing, to get around town faster"

I don't think his father was working on it thinking: "One day my son will be bit by a mutant spider and inherit all its traits, except webbing so I should make this stuff"
Yeah, but I'm still curious why he was making it in the first place. I mean, what was it for?
 
I can't deny that I'd much prefer to have unlimited webbing from my wrists. It would be very cool. But they can become a cheat code. Cowboys have six shooters, The Doctor has his sonic screwdriver, Green Lantern his ring and so on and so forth. And for a reboot it makes total sense to do the opposite of the previous trilogy. Looking forward to what they do with the shooters in TASM, and if they explain them or just are.
 
I'm really liking that interview about the cool features of the web shooters. But I'm curious to see what cool features are on these tiny things. As far as the cartridge I"m pretty sure those rectangular things are it. But there's only one in each....and no Web cartridge belt. Unless the Webbing regenerates itself??? Possibly like the symbiote off of Ulti Spider-man?
 

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